- Presenter’s name is Andy
- Shares his favorite ten features
- These are all new ideas so they are introductory for me
- Context for me is
- Keyboard templates
- Logos and icons for just about everything
- Top ten follows
- Custom Toolbar
- Of course, great idea, I only ever use three to give at least for keyboards
- Pathfinder Options
- Merge multiple simple objects into a single object
- The Width Tool
- Increase the width of a object interactively
- Resize multiple parts
- Rule Guides
- Make guides
- Is this for symbol layout on keycaps?
- Duplicate Last Function
- Nice for symbol placement
- Store functions for symbol placement algorithm?
- Gradient Mesh
- Create multi-dimensional objects
- Touch Type Tool
- Modify individual characters as a unique object while remaining part of the original text
- Appearance Panel
- Always include this
- Single panel for every aspect of the object
- Is this where layers go?
- Image Trace
- Automatically convert an image to an object
- Live Paint
- Bucket fill for objects?
- Look forward to my top-ten
Chapter 3. How You Will Learn And Working Files 3:53
- Teacher shares his philosophy+strategy for learning followed by detailed advice on implementation
- Discipline+perseverance+self-control
- Great working files
- Attitude is everything
- Great recording quality
- Speedy
- Fonts are easy to read
- Brown and yellow theme
- Must follow lectures in order
- Must grok before moving ahead
- Bring your own goals into the training
- Great reminder!
Chapter 2. Introduction 1:36
- Creative Cloud (CC) is the new release model
- No Suite with versions
- Monthly subscription
- Benefits
- Costs less
- More frequent releases
- This course
- Only Adobe Illustrator (AI)
- Course on essentials
- “Get you running, have fun, and do creative stuff”
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Chapter 1. Important – Working Files – Download These First 0:00
How To Pragmatically Set A Prefix Argument
Via here, in this example it handles the situation when you want to run Magit but haven’t got a project file open:
(let ((current-prefix-arg '(4)))
(call-interactively #'magit-status))
The Fifteen Questions That You Must Answer In Your Org Mode Literate Programming Configuration
My configuration results in an environment where you can only evaluate code within the document and never during export or tangling. That way it is easier to understand what happens when.
Code is only ever evaluated when you execute the document. The results of execution are stored within the document. That is my workflow.
Knitr in comparison does the opposite only evaluating code during export.
Here is the easiest way to make sense of what happens when resulting in what:
Think That You Are Too Small To Change Someone's Life?
Tell that to a four-millimeter kidney stone that one-hundred-percent blocks your ureter!
Better yet: talk to the person who owns that ureter. They will also tell you that you are wrong!
How To Reevaluate Local Variables
- If you want hooks to run call
normal-mode - If you don’t want hooks to run call
hack-local-variables
apl-library: Useful stuff for APl programmers
This is a collection of APL libraries.
It was developed in gnu-apl but should be easily ported to other versions.
Our objective is adding functionality that is available in more recently created languages.